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REV. THOMAS BROWN ON THE OLD RIVER TERRACES 



when you pass through the gorge to the lower side of the supposed barrier, and 

 find portions of the same terraces on the farm of Trowan, thus holding on their 

 course utterly disregarding the supposed limits of the lake. Another instance, 

 to which, as will be seen, some importance attaches, occurs on the Turrit, and 

 especially on the side valley that goes up towards Monzie. In the angle 





Sketch 3. — On the Shaggie above its junction with the Turrit. 



between the two we have the three terraces strikingly developed as represented 

 in sketch 3, where, however, a row of bushes and trees are supposed to be 

 removed, in order that the form of the ground may be seen. 







Sketch 4. — On the Shaggie above its junction with the Turrit. 



Supposing the spectator to cross the bridge shown in sketch 3, and ascend 

 the second terrace b, then turn and look down the stream, he would have 

 before him the view given in sketch 4. 



